Sharpeners Ref. 2829

Tungsten Carbide Knife Sharpener

This wrench-shaped tungsten carbide knife sharpener has a ribbed grip, made in Pakistan.

$3.00
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $2.10
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Private label on request
  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This knife sharpener is shaped like a wrench, pairing a tungsten carbide notched slot with a ribbed black handle for quick, controlled edge maintenance. Manufactured in Pakistan, it's built for fast touch-ups without needing a full sharpening session. A wholesale item for retailers stocking a novelty-shaped sharpener alongside the keyring and larger versions.

Specifications

Weight
0.069 kg
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

How to use

Sharpening with a carbide notch, step by step

A carbide notch sharpener sets the angle for you, so the technique is simple:

  1. Hold the ribbed handle firmly, with the sharpener resting on the edge of a table and the notch facing up.
  2. Place the heel of the blade in the notch, edge down, holding the knife upright.
  3. Draw the blade through towards you, heel to tip, with light, even pressure.
  4. Repeat three to five times, always in the same direction, never sawing back and forth.
  5. Wipe the blade and test it on a sheet of paper.

Used like this, a knife sharpener from Pakistan of this type restores a working edge in under a minute.

Pro tip

Light pressure gives the better edge

Most people press too hard with a carbide sharpener, which tears metal from the edge and leaves it ragged. Let the weight of the knife do most of the work, and finish with one or two feather-light strokes. Customers buying Pakistan knives for sale online often ask how to keep them sharp; this one habit answers most of the question.

Questions & answers

Your questions on the wrench sharpener

What is the price of this knife sharpener in Pakistan?

The price per piece is listed at the top of this page, in rupees for buyers in Pakistan, who can order on WhatsApp. Shops ordering several alongside their knives can ask for a degressive wholesale rate by message or email.

Which blades can it sharpen?

Plain-edged blades in stainless or carbon steel, from pocket folders to kitchen knives, including most Pakistan knives in everyday use. Keep Damascus for a whetstone and serrated edges for a tapered rod.

Did you know?

Inside your ballpoint pen sits the same carbide

The tiny ball at the tip of many ballpoint pens is made of tungsten carbide, chosen because it stays perfectly round after kilometres of writing. The same hardness lets the carbide in this wrench-shaped sharpener shave steel from a blade while barely wearing itself.